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Advocate Muhammad Azam Chauhdary
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Advocate Muhammad Azam Chauhdary

23 years experience Okara Okara
  Practicing
  • International Law in Okara
  • Excise and Taxation Law in Okara
  • Appeals and Appellate in Okara
  • Islamic and Religious Law in Okara
  • Service and Labour Law in Okara
  • Online harassment and cyber bullying in Okara
  • Criminal Law in Okara
  • Civil Law in Okara
  • Corporate Law in Okara
  • Family Law in Okara

 

  Jurisdictions
High Court
September 2005 - Current Current
Lower Court
August 2003 - Current Current

 

  Muhammad Azam Ch: A Distinguished Legal Career in Civil and Corporate Law

Muhammad Azam Ch, a seasoned advocate based in Okara City, has been practicing law since ****, with a specialization in civil and corporate cases. He brings a wealth of experience to his legal practice, having served as a Litigation Officer in the Local Government Department of Punjab from **** to ****. Muhammad Azam holds an LLM degree from the USA, which has further enhanced his legal acumen and equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of both local and international law.

 

  Azam Ch Advocate a name of trust

Azam Ch Advocate is a prominent lawyer and politician from Okara, Pakistan. He is the founder of Sattaria Law Associates, a firm that specializes in tax, registration, civil and family cases.

 

  Muhammad Azam Ch: From Administrative Expertise to Civil Litigation Leadership

Muhammad Azam Ch has provided valuable legal services in the administrative sector, notably serving as a Litigation Officer in the Local Government Department of Punjab. Currently, he focuses on civil litigation, bringing his extensive experience and expertise to resolving complex civil disputes for his clients.

 

  Fees
  • Free Consultations
  • Muhammad Azam Ch is committed to social justice, offering free legal consultation to poor and deserving clients. His dedication to ensuring equal access to legal services reflects his deep compassion and commitment to serving the community.

  • Contingent Fees
  • Muhammad Azam Ch follows a flexible fee structure, charging **% of the legal fee upon case booking and the remaining **% upon case filing. This approach ensures transparency and affordability for clients while maintaining professional standards in handling legal matters.

 

  Admitted to Practice
Since August-****

 

  Languages

 

  • English: Spoken and Written
  • Urdu: Spoken and Written

 

  Professional Experience
Litigaton Officer
Local Government Department
January **** - December ****

 

  Education
LLB
Pakistan College of Law
**** - ****

 

  Professional Associations
Advocate
Punjab Bar Council
August **** - Current Current

 

  Social Media

 

  Contact & Map
Sattaria Law Associates
Chamber No ***, ***, *** District Courts Okara
Okara Pakistan
Toll Free: ***********
Local Phone: ***********
  martialazam@gmail.com

 

  FAQ
What are my legal rights if mental illness or another material fact was concealed before marriage?
If a material fact affecting the marriage was fraudulently concealed, you may have legal remedies under the applicable family laws, including seeking dissolution of marriage or other relief depending on the facts of the case.
How can I secure my property while I am alive to avoid future inheritance disputes?
Maintain updated ownership records, execute legally valid documents where appropriate, record family settlements in writing, and keep all revenue and registration records accurate to minimize future disputes.
Can children inherit the share of a parent who died before the grandparent?
Inheritance rights depend on the applicable personal law and the specific facts of each case. A legal opinion should be obtained to determine the rights of the legal heirs.
Is a family settlement deed better than filing a partition suit?
A family settlement deed is usually faster, less expensive, and helps preserve family relationships. However, where no agreement is possible, filing a partition suit may be the most effective legal remedy.
Can I transfer my pending property case to the new Punjab Immovable Property Tribunal?
Whether a pending case can be transferred depends on the law establishing the Tribunal and its jurisdiction. Each case must be examined in light of the applicable legislation and government notifications.
What legal remedies are available in cases of domestic violence or cruelty by a spouse?
Depending on the circumstances, a victim may seek protection orders, maintenance, child custody, criminal remedies where applicable, or dissolution of marriage through the Family Court or other competent forum.
Can overseas Pakistanis file divorce, custody, or maintenance cases without coming to Pakistan?
Yes. In many cases, overseas Pakistanis can authorize an advocate through a duly executed power of attorney to file and pursue family cases in Pakistan, subject to the applicable legal requirements.
How can a daughter recover her legal share in her father's inherited property?
A daughter who has been deprived of her lawful inheritance may file appropriate legal proceedings for declaration, partition, possession, cancellation of fraudulent transfers, or any other relief available under the law.
My husband pronounced verbal Talaq. Is it legally valid without following the required legal procedure?
A verbal pronouncement alone does not complete the legal process of divorce. The husband must follow the procedure prescribed by law, including serving written notice on the Chairman of the Union Council, before the divorce becomes legally effective.
How can a woman recover her Haq Mehr (Dower) after divorce?
If Haq Mehr remains unpaid, the wife may file a suit before the Family Court to recover the amount or property promised as dower under the Nikahnama.
Can a father obtain visitation rights if the mother has custody?
Yes. Unless visitation would be harmful to the child's welfare, the Family Court generally grants the father reasonable visitation or meeting rights.
Who gets child custody after divorce under Pakistani law?
Child custody is decided according to the welfare and best interests of the child. The court considers factors such as the child's age, health, education, emotional well-being, and each parent's ability to provide proper care.
How much maintenance (Nafaqa) can a wife and children legally claim?
There is no fixed amount for maintenance. The Family Court determines the amount after considering the husband's income, financial capacity, standard of living, and the reasonable needs of the wife and children.
How can a wife obtain Khula if her husband refuses to give divorce?
A wife may file a Khula suit before the Family Court. If the court concludes that reconciliation has failed and the marriage cannot continue, it may grant a decree of dissolution.
What is the difference between Khula and Talaq in Pakistan?
Talaq is the husband's legal right to dissolve the marriage, subject to the procedure prescribed by law. Khula is a judicial dissolution granted by the Family Court on the wife's request when reconciliation is no longer possible.
Can I obtain a stay order (temporary injunction) to stop someone from selling or constructing on disputed property?
Yes. If there is a genuine dispute regarding ownership or possession, the court may grant a temporary injunction to prevent the sale, transfer, or construction on the disputed property until the case is decided.
What is the difference between Registry, Mutation (Intiqal), Fard, and Jamabandi?
A Registry is the registered sale deed that transfers ownership. Mutation (Intiqal) records that transfer in the revenue record. A Fard is a certified ownership extract issued by the revenue authorities, while Jamabandi is the official land record showing ownership and cultivation details.
How can overseas Pakistanis protect their property from illegal transfers or encroachments?
Overseas Pakistanis should keep ownership records updated, appoint a trustworthy attorney through a registered power of attorney when necessary, regularly monitor their property, and take prompt legal action against any unauthorized transfer or encroachment.
Can I file a suit for specific performance if the seller refuses to execute the sale deed after receiving advance payment?
Yes. If there is a valid agreement to sell and you have fulfilled or are ready to fulfil your contractual obligations, you may file a suit for specific performance asking the court to compel the seller to execute the sale deed.
What documents should I verify before buying agricultural land or a house?
Always verify the registered sale deed, mutation, Fard, Jamabandi, approved site plan (where applicable), tax receipts, identity of the seller, and ensure the property is free from mortgages, encroachments, or pending court cases.
My brother is occupying my inherited share. What legal action can I take?
You may file a suit for partition, possession, declaration, or mesne profits, depending on the circumstances. The court can determine your legal share and order delivery of possession.
How can I file a partition suit when co-owners refuse to divide inherited property?
If co-owners cannot agree on the division of inherited property, any co-owner may file a partition suit before the competent civil court. The court can determine each party's share and order partition by metes and bounds or direct the sale of the property where physical division is not possible.
Can a registered sale deed (Registry) or Mutation be cancelled if it was obtained through fraud?
Yes. If a registered sale deed or mutation was obtained through fraud, forgery, impersonation, or misrepresentation, an aggrieved person may file a civil suit seeking cancellation of the document and other appropriate legal relief.
How do I verify whether a property has a clear legal title before purchasing it?
Before purchasing any property, verify the sale deed, mutation (Intiqal), Fard, Jamabandi, tax records, and the seller's ownership documents. A legal due diligence review can also help identify any pending litigation, mortgages, or other encumbrances.
How can I recover possession of my property from an illegal occupant?
You may file a suit for possession, ejectment, or mandatory injunction, depending on the facts of your case. If the occupation is unauthorized, the court may order the occupant to vacate the property and restore possession to the lawful owner.
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